armstrong says, first touchdown since week one for armstrong. extra point. 20-17 washington. last chance for seattle. down six, tavaris jackson. looking for golden tate. and redemption number 23. redskins back to win it 23-17. snapping their six game losing streak. next week the redskins host the jets. this week, mark sanchez and the jets taking on ryan fitzpatrick. and the bills. pick it up in the third quarter. new york up 21-14. fitzpatrick goes deep for brad smith. tipped into the air, smith. beats cromardie, 36 yard touchdown. that's impressive. game tied at 21. here we go. two minutes in the game. down 24-21. third and 11. burress makes the play. one handed grab. that's sweet. that's the first down too. and two plays later. sanchez. makes the play himself. rolls out. and fires to a wide open santonio holmes. 16 yard touchdown. the game winner. sanchez finished with four touchdown passes. jets beat the bills. new york improves to 6-5. in philadelphia. vince young making his second start for the eagles. hosting the patriots. third play of th

i love you bri. >> armstrong's weekly routine will continue indefinitely.25 years to life for first-degree murder. >> sometimes i can see the victim in my case when i'm walking, you know what i'm saying? it's like demons that never go away. i have dreams about it, you know? >> the victim was a friend who learned that armstrong was involved in drug dealing and credit card fraud. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still lived together at the time. so at the time i guess you could say she was a roommate, you know what i'm saying? she was finding out what i was doing. it started infringing on her life. and she started getting scared and tried to stop me and didn't listen. and there's been this discrepancy as to what she was going to the police and talking about and who she was telling who i was involved with. and it led to her -- i can't even phrase it. what happened to her shouldn't have happened to her. >> armstrong told us he chose to plead guilty even though he wasn't the hit man. >> i knew what happened. i was definitely complicit. i could have st

neil armstrong. [applause] >> thank you so much. mr. speaker, mr. reid, mr. mcconnell, ms., distinguished guests, we gather in this remarkable monument to american history, this room, connecting the houses of congress. this room, where ideological differences fade in the presence of the overpowering force of pride in what we do and what americans have achieved. it is a privilege to be in this rotunda. high above us below the windows stretches a freeze with 19 panels -- friese with 19 panels depicting moments of american history. than most recent of them, number 19 just above -- the most recent of them, number 19 just above me here, the picks the first successful flight of a man in a powered aircraft. by the brothers wright 108 years ago. the depiction, indeed -- in addition to the craft and the responsible individuals, includes an american bald eagle carrying an olive branch. the wright brothers were the 45th recipient of the congressional gold medal, and the first for achievement in the world of flight. subsequently, congressional gold medals have been presented to nine ti

neil armstrong. [applause] >> thank you so much. mr. speaker, mr. reid, mr. mcconnell, ms., distinguished guests, we gather in this remarkable monument to american history, this room, connecting the houses of congress. this room, where ideological differences fade in the presence of the overpowering force of pride in what we do and what americans have achieved. it is a privilege to be in this rotunda. high above us below the windows stretches a freeze with 19 panels -- friese with 19 panels depicting moments of american history. than most recent of them, number 19 just above -- the most recent of them, number 19 just above me here, the picks the first successful flight of a man in a powered aircraft. by the brothers wright 108 years ago. the depiction, indeed -- in addition to the craft and the responsible individuals, includes an american bald eagle carrying an olive branch. the wright brothers were the 45th recipient of the congressional gold medal, and the first for achievement in the world of flight. subsequently, congressional gold medals have been presented to nine ti

neil armstrong. [applause] >> thank you so much. mr. speaker, mr. reid, mr. mcconnell, ms., distinguished guests, we gather in this remarkable monument to american history, this room, connecting the houses of congress. this room, where ideological differences fade in the presence of the overpowering force of pride in what we do and what americans have achieved. it is a privilege to be in this rotunda. high above us below the windows stretches a freeze with 19 panels -- friese with 19 panels depicting moments of american history. than most recent of them, number 19 just above -- the most recent of them, number 19 just above me here, the picks the first successful flight of a man in a powered aircraft. by the brothers wright 108 years ago. the depiction, indeed -- in addition to the craft and the responsible individuals, includes an american bald eagle carrying an olive branch. the wright brothers were the 45th recipient of the congressional gold medal, and the first for achievement in the world of flight. subsequently, congressional gold medals have been presented to nine ti

. >> reporter: armstrong used these string tieing techniques on this burglary suspect.jimmy george haywood who he found in his home he shares with his girlfriend this past saturday. >> i see someone in a wife beater with tattoos all over him. and riding on a note pad sitting next to my dog. >> reporter: when he noticed his wallet missing he confronted the suspect who ran away down the street into this trailer. >> he's been incorporated with the exception of a very few months since he was 18 years old. >> reporter: the trailer belongs to his father, he says his son most recently convicted for assault with a deadly weapon was released from prison on sunday. he said he could only watch as armstrong read his son his rights. >> i don't everyone know if i said it right. i said it because i knew if he heard that that he would think that i was an officer off duty, under cover, you know just something. - - >> i am just so proud of him. he is definitely improvised on that i don't know what i would have done if i would have walked in. >> reporter: sheriff deputies later formally a

marcus armstrong and jeffrey cattera know it's likely they'll never see the outside of prison again. >> january 13th, 1989, i committed my crime, was arrested the same day. it was a murder/robbery. i got life without the possibility of parole. stupid. stupid. i was a kid. did the wrong thing. you know? i've never denied my crime. i accept responsibility for what i did. although i regret what happened and -- i mean, it happened. i can't take that back. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder. i have 25 to life with an additional 6 years, so 31 altogether. i can't blame nobody but myself. me personally. my mom and dad are married. you know, i'm from the inner city, but a good part of the inner city, mostly middle-class families. >> armstrong is a former gang banger who was involved with credit card fraud and drugs. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still lived together at the time. what i was doing started infringing on her life and she started getting scared and she tried to stop me and didn't listen. and it's been a discrepancy now if she was going to the police to talk or n

restaurant owner joey armstrong's plan is simpler. >> say a little prayer. say a lot of them. >> reporter: a lot of prayers here and in other communities as well. a dozen other texas cities have notified the state they too may not have enough water to make it until spring. anna werner, cbs news, groesbeck, texas. >> pelley: joey armstrong's prayers were answered, the area around groesbeck got about two inches of rain last night. now the town has until christmas before it runs out of water. for generations of americans, the mention of november 22 brings back memories of the day that president kennedy was murdered in dallas. on that day, johnny calvin brewer saw the fleeing assassin lee harvey oswald duck into a theater and pointed him out to the police. at the theater today, dallas police awarded brewer, now 70 years old, a citizens certificate of merit for his actions 48 years ago. thanksgiving dinner-- thanks to the goodness of others, when we come back. nice try, they came to hang out with us in alabama... once folks heard mississippi had the welcome sign

anthony armstrong made that play. 17.y win 23- do the dougie. >> a great bunch of guys. a lot of character. a lot of team chemistry. a lot of good people. a lot of hard-working football players. they believe in one another. thehe pilot was a -- the dougie.s i heard yours was better. we will have more coming up in sports. >> thank you. >>> in one hour, said monday kick off.ially be huge for to retailers. the heels of a big shopping weekend, the biggest black friday in history. we report. >> shoppers rushed in for black friday bargains. they spent $52.40 billion in .tores and online that is up 16%. >> we had more room to buy more gifts this season. all the heavy promotion paid off. of shoppersumber advantage of the markdowns. tutored 26 million people shop in stores. people shopped in stores. will shoppers continue spending next weeks? do, it is great news. if they do not, this was a one hit wonder. said monday is the busiest online retail day of the year. monitor facebook and twitter. check in compare prices before purchasing. coupon foron four additional pay -- saving. s

arnold armstrong says he was watching television with friends when four officers kicked in the door, handcuffed his friends, and search upstairs for 30 to 45 minutes. >> i kept insisting -- he believes there are weapons, but they still left. if you believe there is nothing in this house, why did you leave? no apology or anything. if you are wrong, you should say you are wrong. >> police officials tell 11 news they believed they had the right physical location for the warrant, but are still investigating the details surrounding the case armstrong has looked into filing an official complaint. >> we have seen in recent week s out and downs as far as temperatures are concerned. we are coming off one of those highs -- just a couple of days ago, warmer than 70 degrees. --'ve come all the way down if we make it to 50, we will be lucky today. there is a recovery over the weekend, but not as dramatic as the past couple. those will only get to around or a little bit above the average this season. by early next week, we will be around 60 or so. we will talk about the forecast for today and the

armstrong says the focus should be on helping the victims families, and prosecuting sandusky. sandusky continues to claim that he cannot accuse eight boys over 15 years. jay korff abc 7 news. -- he continues to claim that he did not abuse eight boys over 15 years. >>> late this afternoon abc news spoke exclusively with one of the mothers and the penn state sex abuse scandal who spoke with george stephanopoulos about of for her son suffered -- about the horror her son suffered. >> i said he should have told me earlier. he was like, well, i did not know what to do. you just cannot tell jerry no. >> he is just a little kid. at that according to the grand jury indictment, the victim was repeatedly sexually assaulted inside of sandusky's home after sandusky gave him guests, including golf clothing, philadelphia eagles tickets and cash. george stephanopoulos will have much more on "good morning america." >>> and on facebook, we have asked about this. did penn state make the right call firing joe paterno? at last check 63% say yes 37% disagree. go to war facebook page to give us your

stance armstrong, huh? >> i see dead people. oh no. >> how much money do you guys have in your wallets? >> then there are those who can only hopelessly watch it tick away. >> i've been through eight executions. some guys commit suicide, you know? it's all bad. >>> when we film inside a prison or jail we interview hundreds of inmates. the reason why they want to talk to us is because it breaks up the monotony of prison life, but there was this one inmate inside maricopa county jail we were convinced had a great story to tell. the challenge was getting him to tell it. >> hey, can i ask nbc a question? what's up with "saturday night live"? why does it suck so bad all of a sudden? >> the minute we met josh pike at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, he stood out. >> look how g they made this. give us a fricken -- this is all we have to cut our fingernails and sharpen our pencils. that's what the black stuff is on there. after you emery board your nails you have a little sashay action going on. you kno

armstrong was the first. he's remained a quiet hero, a private man who never once capitalized on his role in history. for good measure, by the way, john glenn also received a medal today as the first american to orbit the earth. it's a good thing nobody asked him about this. dan burbank, thanks to a ride from the russians, because the u.s. has no way to get him up there. he has arrived at the international space station as part of a crew of three scheduled to be up there until march. >>> karl slover has died. he was among the last surviving munchkins from the movie made in 1939 that's always amazed us, scared us a little bit and stayed with us all these years, "the wizard of oz." karl played the first trumpeter, he was a soldier. he sang one of the "follow the yellow brick road" verses. he was born in slovakia. his parents sought out every doctor to try to make him grow. he only reached 4'5". he later joined a traveling show, moved to the u.s., became an actor. karl slover was 93 years old. >>> up next here t

one guy hoping to return to providence is anthony armstrong.eek one versus the giants, he hooked up with rex grossman for a couple of catches and a touchdown and since week 1, armstrong has three catches the last eight weeks, missing some do you to injury and some due to coach's decision. >> and that is frustrating, you know. and that is out of the rug and so, i think that will cure a lot of this indecision and controversy going on. >> and in case missed it, last night in denver, it wassy the bow time -- tebow time again. he took off for the 20-yard touchdown run. and tapping a 95-yard drive and then tebow went down on one knee and the trademark move is called tebowing. when march sanchez's destination fell incomplete, the jets fell to the broncos, 17-13 and denver improves to 5- ify, 4-1 since tebow was the starting -- quarterback. georgia tech travels to duke for a 12:30 game. >>> and last but not least, d.c. has an mvp. d.c. united announced that dwayne derosario was named the 2011mls most valuable player. the first such honor in the 11- yea

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rex air it out, anthony armstrong, great catch! 50 yards, the longest touchdown of the season for the skins and it proved to be the game winner. grossman passes for a season high 314 and congrats for everybody and will is right. mike shanahan smiles, haven't seen it in a while as the skins defeat the seahawks 23-17. >> if they didn't have help over the top of anthony armstrong, one of the fastest guys in the nfl. so i tried to buy enough time for him to eat up the cushion of the defender and then eventually blow by him. so presnap i saw that look. i was going to him all the way. it was just a matter of to buy enough time in the pocket to let him clear that defender and put it in the spot where he could go get it. and it worked. >> when they called the play, i knew they were going to throw it to me. i knew rex was going to put it up there and he has trust in me regardless of how things have been going. he threw a great ball, gave me an opportunity to make play and came down with a touchdown and got a win. >> meanwhile tom brady and

chris armstrong is joining me in chicago.dy, you nowç newly launched a scholarship fund to help young people who have been bullied attend to university of michigan. a lot of people who remember what you went through a year ago probably wouldn't blame you if you tried to get some of your privacy back. why did you decide to go this route and pay it forward, so to speak. >> thanks. a lot of students right now are coming out more vulnerable at more ages and i think we've seen it and the previous year and this year, even now. students are still committing suicide and choosing that route even in spite of being told that it gets better. i think students need to know specifically where it can get better. the places it can get better. and find communities where, you know, like the university of michigan, that like really welcome students. >> chris, you currently are involved with this legal bat with the former d.a., an strou sheshle. you're sug him for defamation about the statements a he made about you on a website. he's counter sui

neil armstrong, the first human to walk on the moon. michael collins, the pilot of a apollo 11's command module and dr. buzz aldrin, pilot of apollo's lunar module and the second human being to walk on the moon. we're honored to be joined by a number about distinguished public servants and members of the nasa community, including the most recent astronaut class which graduated not long ago. also with us are members of the crew of the uss hornet, the carrier that recovered the apollo 11 astro astronauts when they splashed down in the pacific. before we have the presentation of colors, let me draw your attention to the flag here on stage. it was a tradition for returning astronauts to appear before a joint meeting of the congress. senator glenn did so on february 26th, 1962. on september 16th, 1969 the crew of apollo 11 presented speaker john mccormick with a flag they carried to the moon. today the flag is under the care of the house sergeant of arms, bill livingfood. as some of you know bill has had great affection for the flag. i'm tol

our expert, mario armstrong. it's hard to get them into this stuff. >> it's easier than people think. i think what's going on is, we're pushing so many of our kids into technology. get it, get it, get it. do science, do math. and kids don't understand the connection. they're not relating to the relevanciy of why. what i'm saying to teachers and adults and caregivers across the country on tours when meeting with kids, push their passions. what you want to do, sit back, identify the kid's passion and then finded science and technology in that passion and you will find kids more interested in learning the science of passion. >> give me example. a kid has a passion for what? astronomy or for music or -- how do you do that? >> right. so, okay. music a great one. a lot of kids maybe want to be musicians or create music. florida opens up a decision r discussion for sound engineering. so it's okay to just create music, but what's it like to know the science behind the sound of music? what if you want to score a film? wha

john glenn neil armstrong, michael collins, and buzz aldrin will be honored a ceremony on capitol hill today. >>> walmart will not settle for four stores in the district. it will announce its planning to expand that number by two. mayor vincent gray will make the official announcement today. one new store will be at the skyline town center in southeast and the other at fort totten square in northeast. the stores could create as many as 2400 jobs in all. >>> retailer's plan to start brac friday -- black friday a little earlier this year. some starting midnight thanksgiving night and that's creating a backlash. a target employees in omaha is opposing his company's plan to open at midnight on black friday. 100,000 people have signed his on-line petition asking the company to open a 5:00 a.m. instead. >> it is a little unreasonable to expect employees to come into the store and 11:00 p.m. and still operate under the assumption they will somehow be able to have a bank skipping dinner. >> target says it will not change its opening time. it's of the midnight opening is in response to customer

george armstrong custer. military, $1,000. that's the former beatrice ayer, gazing up at this husband of hers. and that husband is general george patton. buddy, back to you with one category to go. geography, $200. what is uzbekistan? no. jay or buddy? we're talking about europe, so it's vatican city. "a" to "v." buddy, back to you. geography, $400. what is the united kingdom? united kingdom-- be more specific? uh, what is scotland? aye, that's it, lad. uh, european geography, $600. beginning northwest of moscow and flowing 2,300 miles to the caspian sea, this river is the longest in europe. what is the volga? $800. jay, you're in the lead, but i have more good news for you. your response of "case" a little while ago following buddy's incorrect response of "safe" was deemed acceptable by our judges, so you now have $6,000 as your total. $2,000, please. all right. here is the clue in european geography... what is the bay of biscay? correct. and now the last clue for $1,000... what are the faroe islands? and that takes you to $3

rojas finalmente ganaron el domingo gracias a buen pase de rex grossman que le permitio a a anthony armstrong de 50 yardas..con esa carrera se sobrepusieron a un deficit de 16 puntos en el ultimo cuarto para doblegar a los seahawks de seatle por 23 a 17..que pena que ya no pueden calificar para los play offs, pero si ya lo hicieron los reves de baltimore.. nos metemos en la nba..ya les habiamos dicho el viernes que el acuerdo entre jugadores y duenos de equipos estaba proximo..y si realmente estaba a la vuelta de la esquina y el fin de semana quedo formalizado...gracias al acuerdo la temporada regular se extenderia hasta el 26 de abril y requerira que los equipos jueguen hasta 3 noches en la semana..la liga comenzaria su temporada el dia de navidad, segun acordaron el sabado al amanecer un acuerdo tentativo para levantar el paro patronal que el domingo cumplio los 150 dias..pero no todo esta resuelto aun hay obstaculos legales por resolver..pero yo creo que ya es un hecho y todo volvera a la normalidad.. nos vamos al futbol mexicano con los tigres que tras un buen tiempo golearon 3 a 0 al pac

this is going to aaa anthony armstrong. one catch but make it count.got the pass interfered with and he shrugged the defendser off and came down with the great grab. then the dougie, the verdict is still out. >> i'm happy with the touchdown and that anthony got worked into the game. >> he said after the game, they called my number and i knewed play was coming my way. >> rex said there was no other option. >> talk about hitting somebody in the numbers, that hit him in the chest. >> crazy sports day. win for the redskins and bruce boudreaux out as the caps helped coach. >> we will monitor the story. >> lots to talk about. more coming up. allison? >> thanks, guys. >>> it's now 8:36 on this monday morning. some sad news for us as far as disney goes. disney is pulling the plug on plans for a report in maryland. why? when we come back. ack. -dad, why are you getting g th? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of

grossman, anthony armstrong, having a disappointing season, but a great catch there, 50- yard touchdown, longest completion for the redskins this season, extra point blocked 20-17. final minute redskins lead by six. tarvaris jackson picked off by d. hall to heist the game. redskins get their first victory in 56 days 23-17. the redskins end a six-game losing streak. grossman threw for a season high 314, the fifth 300-yard passing game of his career. roy helu becomes the first running back to rush for more than 100 yards since october 2nd. jabar gaffney led in catches and receiving yards and perry riley making his career high 14 tackles. the redskins defeated the seahawks 16 times in the postgame season. mike shanahan, what do you have? >> feels pretty good. you put all those hours in and you got goals and aspirations and all of a sudden you lose like we did a week ago to dallas where you have a chance to win the football game, don't take advantage of it. it's always nice to do what we did today. >> it's a tough place to play out here in seattle. it's very loud. it's been a long trip, but

but he is telling fans not to buy t he said the money will be spent on the lowy armstrong set. it is called the return of the spectacular spinning song book t was a three disk recording recorded earlier. and it is complete with a book and autograph from the singer. but he said don't buy it. >>> three exhibits for another elvis will open next year. this time it will remember the anniversary of the king's death. the first looks to 1972 elvis on tour which follow as tour it includes jewelry, clothing worn by the king. >>> and more mistakes about afamiliar hopeful but this one's last name is not cain. what rick perry said in new hampshire. >>> herman cain is reassessing his campaign. >>> police have moved in in los angeles. and police in position. and what is going on ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower chol

anthony armstrong will get more playing time.he focus beat dallas. >> we have to come with their right mind set and attitude. i know we are a confident group. things are not going great right now, but this game could solidify the rest of the season. >> how about the cast last night in the national -- nashville? that was a heartbreaker. that capped a day 1-0 lead. martin ties the game 1. bridgestone arena was rocking late in the third. 24 seconds left. he scored the game-winner. being go. the caps have lost four of their last five games. >> we worked so hard. it is really tough. we scored the goal to take the lead and then we stopped playing. >> let's go to another game. how about this move in front of the nep? watch this. that is our plight of the -- play of the day. he is red hot right now. the golf world is getting ready for the start of the president's cup in australia. they held the opening ceremonies down under today. the talk is about tomorrows magic that has tiger woods in the same group as adam scott. williamsns has made

the ground seeing those little impressions of their prints and i thought back to 1969 when neil armstrong stepped on the moon and said one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. one tiefu tiny little print for girl walking in the dirt but years later, dozens of other girls will be behind her and eventually hundreds and it will be one giant leap for they're community. it really was the peaks that first brought me there but the people that bring me back again. when i got to corefa in the spring. kanle was very sad. his wife passed away. first we embrace each other and there's dust flying around and tiers in our ayes and then we go over to the local graveyard. as we walked to the graveyard we saw her buried in the box in the ground facing the sunset. and out of sentiment he said without her, i'm nothing and then he said something that i would never forget. he said very soon you're going to be standing here and i'm going to be in the ground. and he kind of chuckled and i didn't think that was very funny because i lost my father in his 40's from cancer in 1981 and my sister and you

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armstrong aldron and collins were part of the crew. >> that's not the way washington works, vic. >> howwell we know. >>> it is damp and overcast. and the mercury is about to go down. >> bob turk has the first warning forecast coming up ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> here's a live look outside right now. looks like it should this time of year. but it's still very warm. >> it is warm. >> actually, today's temperatures are actually the normal high today is 57. that's where we are right now. but overnight's lows have been in the 50s. so pretty mild. take a look at radar. just few, very light echoes around the baltimore area. not a whole lot of rain. we've had rain this morning. about a third of an inch a lot of spots. there's heavier stuff to the south of us and a lot more to the west of us. in fact, we've got a pretty good bunch of rain that is developing over west virginia, western maryland. and we'll see some of that rain moving into the area overnight. we're not done with the rain. it looks like it will probably last into tomorrow morning, before we start seeing some clearing. and there may b

tell me about the content of the music of love. ," this album, i am doing it with tim armstrong. it is how the music over the years affected so many different genres of music. coming from a different school of music, but based in reggae. we got together and decided to do this album. it is a song that is recorded by a group in england called the clash, a pop group. to see how the music we did it affected them speaks about the harder they come in the song. i felt it was a very appropriate moment to re-record that song and put it forward again to the public. that is one song. there are other songs like -- tavis: a bob dylan song. >> a bob dylan song, who was divorcethe voice of a generatio. he also had a very good liking for jamaican music, inspired by jamaican music as well. i myself was inspired by some of his music, too. tavis: what do you think of bob dylan as a songwriter? >> he is brilliant. he is one of the brilliant song writers. the music that we have today, i mean, we are not listening a lot to social political lyrics, because maybe the frame of mind people are in, they di

. >> sarah armstrong. >> hello. i would like to express what i think that there should be for all youth. i know there can be a separation. i think this would help to bridge the gap. this is a huge environmental benefit. more kids riding the bus means less cars on the road. we could bypass the administrative problems. i would like to make clear that use of all backgrounds support this initiative. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, members. i grew up riding the bus. i could list all of them but it would not give me enough time. this had shifted me into becoming a lifelong bus rider. a lot have similar stories and even more compelling to the wants of a hat more time to share. i urge you to listen to the story and the urgency of this. the young people in this room are the next generation. they are telling you guys the policies that we want to see from you all. we are telling you that we need to free muni. we need this to be more affordable to less. i also want to say this would help the city to reach the goal. >> t

trent williams is from long view, anthony armstrong from carrollton and orakpo is from houston. >> yup good job, man. 5-5. we give you a little help on the first one, 4 1/2-5. >> what die get? >> what do you i -- what do i get? >> what do you win? we'll get something. way to turn it around on me. thank you, tashard. >> appreciate. thank you. >> we have a developing situation. for the first time ever shawn has beaten brian 2-1. >> no. >> i want to look at the tape. >> you gave her a tie. i named two of the three cities and she names one and you're like oh, yeah, it's a push. >> to get it right you had to get three. >> that's not the one on won on. >> lorenzo alexander, she said the second one. if lorenzo alexander was the second guy we mentioned -- >> then i got it right. >> if not, brian was right and we give him a public apology. >> i won't. >> good job, shawn. >> thank you, feldy. >> congratulations. >> red flag. >> shawn yancy. >> review the play, please. >> good scoring driver. i want to know what's going on. >> you don't get to do it over. that's just the way it is. >> even if you

then, just a few minutes later, rex grossman finds anthony armstrong. it was his first catch in five weeks. and he made it count. >> redskins rallied. they beat the seahawks 23-17 and rex grossman was all smiles after the victory. >> great bunch of guys, you know. our locker room had a lot of character, a lot of team chemistry, a lot of good people. you know, after a losing streak like this, we stepped up and made the plays we needed to make. >> next week, the redskins host the jets. new york rallied to beat buffalo yesterday, 28-24. one of the sports casters was saying rex grossman's hands are too small. main that's why he's having problems holding on to the ball. is that the problem? >> i got lots to say and i'm not saying it. >> holiday shopping season, full swing gets underway now. we have at least one or two great ideas for you. >> great ideas for the gadget lover in your life. jessica doyle has vid of great ideas that won't break the bank. >> joining us now is steve greenberg, author of gadget nation. barbie is here. tech gifts under $50. >> so ma

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leaders of the house and senate awarded the congressional gold medal to astronaut buzz aldrin, neil armstrong michael collins, and john glenn. the metal is the highest civilian honor. a local shelter getting a makeover. 14 contractors helped with the program as part of the benjamin more color care across america project. the catholic charity chapter -- center is 1 1/5 to one location getting a makeover. montgomery county executive ike leggett will launch a new campaign to raise awareness about the county's new bank law. starting on january 1, retailers will charge customers 5 cents for plastic bags or paper bags. the afternoon event kicks off at 2:00 p.m. at westfield montgomery mall. coming up, raid on the interview said. a political debate takes an ugly turn on live television. also, a new title for a hollywood actor. let's see if you agree with the verdict. >> children who feel they were born with the wrong gender. the struggle that these kids face. the tough decision that their parents have to make. what do you want other kids to know who you are? >> we all know politics can get a quick,

spaciouseautiful, for skies -- ♪ >> honoring the american space pioneers after the moon landing, neil armstrongnd buzz aldrin and michael collins are given the congressional gold medal, the highest civilian honor. this fall of those who pushed the frontiers of mankind. john glenn was the first one to go into space in 1969. >> this could be said of all the space travel's, we came in peace for all mankind. >> this is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> in 1969, they first want on the moon and this was seen by people all over the world. they talked about the dream of keeping space exploration alive. this dream is dependent on russia, this is the only means of reaching the international space station ever since nasa has closed down the space program early this year. today, americans. -- america's space heroes call for america to look to the future. they have called for a manned mission to mars. but americans will have to wait until they can celebrate making new discoveries. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. this is a phrase that is all too familiar during this econo

john glenn and neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and michael during a ceremony at the capital.the four are the first nasa astronauts to receive that declaration. >> we must consider ourselves among the most fortunate we have live -- lived at a time when the dream became a reality we could travel before the atmosphere around the earth, establish laboratories in space and for the first time in history, leave human footprints on some place other than earth. >> the congressional gold medal is the highest civilian honor with the presidential medal of freedom awarded to individuals who perform an outstanding deed or act of service to the security, prosperity and national interests of the united states. >>> we are going to talk about a different group of men now. brad pitt, george clooney and matt damon all have sexy. >> we'll tell you who "people" >>> today at 3:00 behind the scenes of who wants to be a millionaire. 10 at 4:00 the livingroom between your blood type and life-threatening health condition. at 5:00 one of charles manson's first ladiers who killed actress sharon tate come

spaciouseautiful, for skies -- ♪ >> honoring the american space pioneers after the moon landing, neil armstrongnd buzz aldrin and michael collins are given the congressional gold medal, the highest civilian honor. this fall of those who pushed the frontiers of mankind. john glenn was the first one to go into space in 1969. >> this could be said of all the space travel's, we came in peace for all mankind. >> this is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> in 1969, they first want on the moon and this was seen by people all over the world. they talked about the dream of keeping space exploration alive. this dream is dependent on russia, this is the only means of reaching the international space station ever since nasa has closed down the space program early this year. today, americans. -- america's space heroes call for america to look to the future. they have called for a manned mission to mars. but americans will have to wait until they can celebrate making new discoveries. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. this is a phrase that is all too familiar during this econo

the game winning 50-yard touchdown catch, armstrong's first catch since october 2nd. redskins defeat the seahawks 23-17 and allow mike shanahan to leave the field a winner for the first time since week four. >> when you're on a football that's giving you everything you've got, you feel good. i've been around some teams you've been on losing streaks and you don't feel like you've got the type of effort that you're hoping for. that's why i feel good about the character of the football team and it was nice to find a way to win because they deserved a win. our players have been working extremely hard. hopefully we can keep it going. >> i maintain that you cannot tell whether the redskins won or lost by listening to a mike shanahan postgame press conference. next up for the redskins, back to back home dates with the afc east, the jets sunday and the patriots after that. >>> a somber anniversary for the redskins family. four years ago yesterday their teammate sean taylor was murdered in florida. earlier tonight i spoke with his father pedro about how their family is carryin

you imagine, brian, the job pays $19,000 a year, not that that's why they get into it, but ward armstrong, the minority leader of the house, the democrat, wants to be governor, will probably run against terry mcauliffe in the democratic primary in a few years and he got redistricted. he's gotten mean from john grisham, the famous novelist. he doesn't know anybody or didn't know -- none of those people were former constituents. he's running against poindexter, the republican, and if armstrong becomes eliminated through the redistricting and after spending nearly a million dollars, if not a million dollars, then his whole political aspirations are gone. >> a lot of cash as well. wtop political analyst mark plotkin, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >>> baby shampoo made with chemicals known to cause cancer, we have the results of a brand-new report. >>> also ahead a crucial decision in the michael jackson trial. find out if dr. murray will take the stand. >>> and a fox 5 investigation college students turning to a dangerous drug to give them an edge in the classroom. we're exposing the po